How can I get rid of carpenter bees in a non-toxic way?

Absolutely. Woodworking is working with wood, whereas carpentry is generally constructing and improving buildings.

Try breathing through pursed lips. Inhale fully through your nose and then blow out slowly through your mouth like you're blowing out birthday candles. Try to exhale 2-4 times longer...

Carpenter bees bore through the wood. So wherever they make a hole, there is a little sawdust on the ground. If you see sawdust on the porch, it could be...

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Yes! This method is not harmful, as long as you are careful with the larvae, and place them back when you finish.

One way is to angle it slightly left or right. This helps you find a feel and balance that is unique to you.

If you see pencil-sized holes, piles of sawdust near wood in your home, or bees near your eaves, you may be dealing with carpenter bees instead.

Call a beekeeper. When you call, the beekeeper will ask you questions about the location of the hive, how long they've been at that location, and when you first noticed...

Specialty grocery stores and some craft stores may have it, but your best bet is online shopping.

Any standard dishwashing liquid will work and shouldn't harm your baby.